So would it be wrong to call for a dusting of snow for North Georgiatrying time jinx us like last storm and got 3 inches instead
don't forget the SREF to add to the mix
Oh I agree I was just wondering what was making him so confident in no impact in the area.
I know this isn’t prbly what some would consider “scientific” Brick, but there’s a lot of value in “recognizing what typically occurs”. Congrats to y’all in NC. Hope everything holds together for y’all
As long as they don't pull a Snowmageddon like in 2014, people are not going to be mad even if they wait until 12 hours before the event starts to cancel. But if he goes and says the opposite right now that everything will be shut down and for whatever reason the storm is a bust, there goes ANY credibility that he may have had.
The SREF is wrong most of the time.
I’m about 40 miles north of Atlanta in Cherokee county. My in laws live in Cobb county in Marietta and only got a dusting and I had 3 inches and one county above in Pickens county got 4 1/2 so it’s gonna be close or maybe even better the way the models have been trending even from this morning.
This is going to look incredibley stupid in 3 days.For NWS Raleigh, this is optimistic.
Yes! We in the I-20 corridor are still hoping there’s a rabbit somewhere in this hat....I was checking out the ensembles earlier and I’m prty sure 4 of 12 showed solid hit dwn to I 20 if I understood correctly. Lake Lanier and points north were def golden.
It was a good tool about 10 years ago... but not anymore.
Exactly. The good thing is we are going to be warm until later Wednesday and not in the freezer before the event. If we see snow starting mid afternoon Thursday unless we go right into intense rates roads will be wet/mush until the sun goes down. The bigger issue will be every business in central nc releasing as soon as the first flake is seen and every main road being jammed
Looking back, yeah this was definitely true. Have to watch the warm nose and what it does on future runs on the 3KM. As I mentioned earlier, the 3KM has a cooler 850 in CAD regions in N GA. However the nose is above that too.
it moved a little further south, but on a larger scale, no change.
Yeah someone always seems to get shafted between the transfer....Which low determines where there will possibly be a lull in the moisture?
Yeah me and the wife drove up to Hiawassee in the mountains of north Georgia to see a little snow because they were only calling for a dusting for Cherokee county and up to a inch up in the mountains and that Friday night when we got up there my phone weather alert went off and upgraded Cherokee county up to the mountains to winter storm warnings when I don’t even think we had a winter storm watch before that?..we drove back down the next day and blue ridge had 6 inches on the ground so I think this system will surprise folks again
I was looking at a few members earlier (4/12) that were good all way to I-20 in Ga and likely even more Lanier north. It’s been so heavily modeled towards NC/TN by globals but I’m holding out hope for it to have a better handle on colder temps for our area.
Looks like this map only goes through Thursday evening. I’m guessing the next update tomorrow morning will beef things up.
Oooo good catch!
It’s going to have to. Once this thing transfers to the coast it’s over for the upstate. Sometimes as it consolidates it will pull moisture back over our viewing area but by then it’s spotty.
It’s not even known that it will transfer at this point. That has really just remotely started showing up today.
I hope it will look good for our area
trying time jinx us like last storm and got 3 inches instead